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    Default If you could only use one brush for the rest of your shaves...which would it be?

    So yeah, thats the question....1 brush for every shave from now on...what brush would you choose?

    The reason im asking is im just curious as to what people would describe as their best brush. I have the Tweezerman right now and im getting ready to pull the trigger on a Shavemac 177.

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    An Old Traditional.

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    Probably the old boar brush that I almost always use. Not sure what brand it is.

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    Prolly my Kent BK8--works great for soaps and creams!

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    Currently my Semogue 2015. Although once I get a handle for a knot I've got sitting round here, it'll probably be my custom 28mm high-density silvertip brush.

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    My Shavemac variable loft -- three brushes in one!

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    ATM that would be my Omega Syntex. This will raise a few eyebrows, I am sure.

    I'll tell you why: of all brushes I ever tried it simply whips the creamiest lathers with only a very small amount of cream. Reading the posts on lathering I always get the impression that an almond sized amount of cream is recommended. With a Syntex you need much less.

    So for those of you that like expensive creams: with a Syntex you get more shaves from a tub(e).
    Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr.

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    Probably my Simpson Chubby 2 in two banded badger.

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    That is a tough one. I had SBAD in my DE days. A tossup between a Simpson Polo 8, a Plisson HMW 12 and a Rooney style 1 size 1 finest.
    Be careful how you treat people on your way up, you may meet them again on your way back down.

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    I only have one brush so that would be it.

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